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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06

Sold everywhere. Price: CuTrcuRA, 80 cents !:
SOAP, 25 cents; RRs0LvEsT, 81. Prepared by
tho POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COM
PANY, Boston, Mas. Send for How 70 Cure
Skin Diseasesn
PINPLRs, Blsckheads, skin Blemishes. AMI
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Chamberlame 8. Co.

We have taken tho etore No. 10 south Thir-
tenth street. and call tho attention OF our
friends and the public generally To our sto,k
Of IMPORTED WINES, BRANDlES, COR
DIALs, GIN. ak, PORTER, MINERAL
WATERS, and CIGARS also, VIRGINIA aud
other OLD RYE whISKEYs, APPLE and
PEACH BRANDY, DOMESTIC CIGARS, Sc
&c.
1heee goods have been selected with great
care, and we are confident that wo can satisfy
those In want both ~ 10 price and quality
CIlAMBERLAYSk a co.
April 1. 1887. ap i-et
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LATE WEATsiER REPORT

tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
F. WASHINGTON, April 6-i 4. k-FoI
Ir,n Virginia, fair weather. sowly-risinR
ItAIR Temperature, variable winds, shifting
10 southerly.
- For North Carolina, slightly warmer
fair weathersyariable winds.
THE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was partly cloudy, clear, windy, and cool.
Range Of Thermometer Yesterday:
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THIS WEEK, IN The WEST WIN
L DOW, will show DIAMONDS and SOLID
SILVER GOODS only.
ID. BUCHANAN, Goldsmith,
ap S-Su&Wat' III east Broad street
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKEf.
RICHMOND STOCK ExcHAHoB.

BALTIMORE, Nd. April a--virsinis 6's, COZ
solidsted, 50; do. fo40s, ~: new ys, 6d'l. Bi
to-day.
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pay- ST. PAUL's CHURcH.-Di.

vine service TONIGHT ats o'clock. connrms-
ton and sermon by Bishop WHITE. collec-
ton In behalf OF the Education Society.
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COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS.
GOOD MIDDLIrG.-i0 9-l6c.
MIDDLISG.--i0 3 16c.
Low MIDDLIsG.-g i3-l6c.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-02
Desperate Expedient of n Captured Con
fedrate Spy.
New York SIM

Desperate Expedient of IA Captured Con
fedrate Spy.
New York Sun.
Just before Sherman advanced on his
Georgia campaign man, supposed to be a
rebel spy, was one day arrested in Union
camp. lie was in Federal uniform, but
his look and language were Enthusiastically
Southern. He claimed to belong to a regi-
ment in another camp about two miles
away, and he was sent to the guard house
unAil his assertion could be verified or dis
proved.
l was officer OF the day at camp that day,
and that is how came to learn 50 many
of the particulars OF the affair am relat-
ing. 1t was in the camp of a Wisconsin regi-
ment that the spy, who gave his name as
George Swift, was arrested. He had come
there ostensibly to visit friends, but some
of the boys had seen him slyly taking
notes, and he had asked such questions as
no private Federal soldier wOuld have any
use for.
1t was pretty generally understood that
the Confederates we're using every eSertion
to secure knowledge of Sherman S strength
and movements, and the boys had no
sooner got the idea that the stranger was
spy than they gave information to me, and
put him under arrest saw at glance
~. :. L. $500. Sc Southa b;rKh ThiS xvos
not so much against him, for at that time
we had plenty of Tennessee and Kentucky
men with rs.
'what command do you belong tor"
asked.
1.-The til Illinois, he replied.
asked what brigade and division, who
was his captain, and various other things,
and he returned what seemed to be a
straight answer to every question. When
| asked who he had come to visit in the
Wisconsin regiment he was lame. He
mentioned the name of a man no one had
ever heard of. 1t was on this point alone
that / held him. A messenger was at
once sent after the Illinois captain named,
and in about an hour he appeared. The
supposed SPY was taken to the tent Of
the Brigade General, and as soon as
brought face to face with the captain he
saluted and said:
Captain Morton, the people here seem
to think am a rebel spy"
"And who are your" queried the CAP
tain, plainly astonished.
$40 you ask that?" reproachfully in
ouired the man. who should be but
George Swift of your own company"
You can't be. never saw you before
in my life"
"Why, Captain Morton" -.
The two men looked at each other as if
doubling their own senses, and the general
asked of Swift:
"How long have you been with his COM
pany?"
'Four months, sir. came down as
recruit from Pekin."
who is your orderly sergeant"
Sergeant White, SIR"
who are your commissioned officers?"
Captain Morgan, First Lieutenant
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No. ssa.-A CIassIcal Enigma.


The IL, II, 80, 10, IL, IS. %, 81 q, II Is the
event with which the Greeks began their
, The q, Is, 85, IA, 81, - was one of the worlds
great cOuquerors
mythology
of Greece.
The %, Is. 9. ~. 4S was a two faced deity.
The l. 81, -, 30, p, So, 81, - was the most
brilliant of all Athenian leaders.
The 81, 81, 81, 30, Is, - was famous Roman
The y, 10. 10, "a, 4. %, 23, o., was the
vouptuous queen who bewitched %, Is, II, :, 40,
-, 70. n, 9. .
Athcnian who was unjuSlly put to death.
The -, -, "a, l. So, Il was celebrated poeteSs.
The 90, -, ., -, o., 81, -, 81, Il, 10, u Is
The p, y, Is, %, IS. 40. 81, 3was name given
to the Romans.
The /, Il, >. 81, 20, 5, = names country of
Greece.
The 70. ~. tt, 80, 80. 81 IS. 6, I9was the Roman
emperor under whom the identity OF the Greeks
was almost lost.
COdruS was the last L., :, ~, 50 of Athens.
BacchuS was god of ~, G3 ~, Il.
The whole. OF - letters, is n saying Of one OF
the seven wise men of Greece. ANNA GRAY.
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RED-HFADED GIRLS.
Explaining Why a White Horse Appears
When They are Seen.
L

Explaining Why a White Horse Appears
When They are Seen.
Macon &C., Telegraph
Possibly the reason why when a red
headed girl appears on the street white
horse soon makes its appearance will have
to be sought for in history. This sugges-
ton is thrown out for what is worth. Away
back in the early Greek and Egyptian days
red-headed girls were very Justly priced
above all the members Of the sex. Men
fought, bled and died for their smiles, and
they were quite the rage. Cleopatra,
herself, we are told, was the possessOr Of
an auburn head, and Helen of Troy some
contend, was equally fortunate. As is
well known, the belief in the transmigra-
ton of souls was then prevalent, based up
on reasons not lost to philosophy, and con-
spicuously brave men killed in battle took
the forms under the smiles Of Jupiter, of
white horses. We can imagine, then, that
when gallant knights went forth TO battle,
after passionate adieus to their auburn
headed Helens and Cleoptras, and found
themselves, after fierce conflict with the
barbarians, prancIng steeds with snowy
TANKS, that memory of their lost loves
dwelt in their engine heads. 1t may be
that these fellows, in the shape of white
horses, are still following red-headed girls
around
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-02

by the donor, would bring bad luck, and
in the case of lovers separation.
Death ticksn and the sound as Of bells
ringing in a house are cousins german OF
OF the Irish ''baIished," and the same
direful consequences that are supposed to
attend the appearance of the latter will
result in the former instance. A super
stition which finds believers among really
intelligent people is that of the bowling
dog" If dog bowls or means in front
of your house at night, to many people il
is sure forerunner of sickness or death
in the family The writer knows of two
instances where the moaning of dog at
night in front of house was followby
death-that oil the dog.
When the time approaches for the new
moon to appear above the horizon young
men and girls who are loye-stricken will
hail it with feelings Of mingled hope and
fear. If by any mischance they should
first see the new moon by looking over
their left shoulder, then good-by to all
hopes OF successful issue OF their affairs
during the life of that moon.
All are familiar with the lines: 'See the
new moon through the glass. the sign Of
trouble while il lasts" Should the reader
bundle which he intended 10 have taken,
LET him or her be sure to either make the
sign OF the cross in sand or else sit upon q
convenient horse block. Should they re-
turn home without performing these rites
to destroy the power Of the evil one, they
are likely to suffer some terrible calamity.
ToOpen and close an umbrella in house
is sure sign of death. Perhaps the man
who first said if you enter house by one
door and leave il by another, or if you enter
by window, it will bring some evil conse-
quences, hoped to scare Off burglars who
might be contemplating a raid upon his
silverware and decorated china. Anyhow,
il is q common belief.
At the breaking up of a merry crowd who
have spent the evening in laughter, cards
and fun-makiug, should four persons in
bidding each other goodnight cross their
hands, there is n general shout and the
victims are assured that one or the other of
them will marry soon. This is especially
unpleasant in the case of a young man
who may be calling upon the fair daughter
of the family with the most inherent
est" intentions.
Another popular belief, and should it
ever be expressed in your presence you may
set the speaker down as country-bred, is
that should tree-frog be killed his death
will be followed shortly by rain.
HE is as cross as if he got out of bed on
the wrong side," is common expression.
The custom of walking arm in arm may
owe its origin to the belief in the olden
time, that if two persons were walking to-
gether and another passed between them
they would be disappointed in something
they intended to do.
The charm against this is for all parties
to say good morning"
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Served Him Right.

A humOrist who went some time ago to
his assigned place observed in one of the
white hot pits in the centre of the estab-
lishment a writhing human figure in
charge OF a large gang of devils who kept
him steadily turning, and stirred up the
fire from time to time.
"Who is this person who is receiving
such unusual attention." he inquired, and
a prompt chorus of devils replied:
1T is the man who invented the bev-
eled mirrors"
"Let the good work 90 on" said the
new conner, as he sat down upon the cool
est side of a burning lump of sulphur. 81
have shaved in beveled mirror m yself. I"
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TIE Theatrical Prsfos~iss.

n~rft VIII win and receive putisc fss6gnitioa and
praiss Yarts which are the outcome - Eensrsi cr
psr,snoe. growing through Year, a critical and
prSetscai test become NJ rooted and isafs0ssis -
The rock Of Gibraltar IN pubic oSaHion. AMI h<ses
forth nssa no further guarantee - 10 ihsif Essl.
inene.s. The indkpossD,s fact ths, s~ifis sp-cise
d the beat blood pari;r ia tho vor!, oss q fssss
spofsn, and ever days erper;ancs rpots tAl4 coo
vcison deeper and as.p~r % pa..iie otsss,a. kysy
s s.s, g ia. Ses .ss and iTsfsos. isesss L.
medical professtoh, have bofse s..sn,asy tssu
10 iSfsisss essesrJ IN esins all als@..s. q a.
bod fbe>s testimonials are on M 81 he tkos-
aosoiiettsd. t-o ctsiasuisEsd msni~ q De 49,
neai prof4sston who Sr.isfsiiy tes,fy tothe voed.
fsi ssr.si,e assIi..e. q ths sysess = Oh ~
e ~ 81 ,ss@;siv:s re ~ ss Xsssf,s22
nd ,o ss 4 q " ss;ssss Ss
Ts:.s,. sh e. =; :, ~ 49,
CSspissss RasSSw.s frssfsssy.
sev Yosx. nsy L ~
SWIM Specific COMPANY. Atlanta, Ca;
oeanenen-.Hsyi.s bses. asnoyed ytlh pe.saA
ssses q n, bissd. Ter sso = re- ssss ysss. fss
isaains psg,sr.1.oa q s.rssessals asd o. 80.
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so 1Ss es 40 sse rrs n, g :rosb - 49,
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.ss Sss',1ss, 81 3 ~ 80 ~. 8, = =: -
IA Bow0y, n>0 CanAl bne&
Haze Hassksvrs Tessiossy.
Tns sxifs speciAc cenpany. zs,anfsL o.
Genssnez- iwo years bad . every eaess e
ecxema us,d Ear sosgs. salphar Eoeps md yaB5oas
oeber ntee1isz. sod va. psssss5ss.f fc1 - 49,
mfised % ~ ne q 4 a. nrmsdy. ADd sevpn o. 80
bosfiss have tiDruzstfy festoset NJ. 80 yoo -
Hroo HkaW0k,
ysobw u 1haih fhsaess
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IN SWIM ssscDss o.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-02
A Sealed Letter is Sacred.

"The sanctity of a sealed letter is so well
secured in this country" said Mr.. Nash,
the superintendent OF the railroad mail
service, "that if letter were received at
the city pOstofice in Washington, or at
any other postofioe in the country, that
was absolutely known to contain the evil
dence of fraud, the proof Of the improper
use of mails, the postmaster general him
self would not dare to break the seal. A
letter passing through the mails cannot be
opened by anybody until it reaches the
dead letter office, after every effort has
been made to deliver it in vain"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-02
PERMISSION TO GO HOME.
E. II. S. n H.rper,s Ba,ar

r. II. ). IN HsfpeT bdsdT.
Bess went TO church one sultry day;
She kept awake, I'm glad TO say,
Till 'fourthly" started on his way
Then the moments into hours grew;
oh dear! oh dear what should she dOg
Unseen, she glided from the pew,
And up the aisle demurely went,
On some absorbing mission bent,
Her eyes filed with look intent.
She stopped and said, in plaintiye tone,
With hand uplifted toward the dome,
PLEASE, preacher-man, can go home?
The treble voice, bell-like in sound,
Disturbed a sermon most profound;
litter swelled as il went round
A smile the pastors face o'erspread--
He paused, and bent his stately head;
Eyes, little dear" he gently said.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-02
SPHINX KNOTS.
APPOINTMENTS for this department should
beaddressed to L. R. CHADBoURS, Lewistown, Me-
No, seO.-Curious Surgery.

The whole you may swear without perjury
Is a curious kind Of old surgery
Restoring part 70 the poor fellow losing IL .
So IL does for the lost part in looks or in using IL
In India, back at the first date OF history,
II was known. and was used, and was far from
mystery;
For when they discovered the nose of criminal,
limb and all;
Fer he bound on the member which united and
grew again
OR with some other slice for splice it was new
again.
Tho / spoke of but noses there is no incongruity
If take the whole head piece with some IN
genuity;
And also we take, without great impropTiety.
The ending or lat of this whole eorporiety.
Tho seemingly Topped at both these extremities
Our surgery still must tedre even them at ease.
JK.P. RAKER.
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1T CURED HER.

CHICAGO TFiluiae
Good night" said the youth, and movement hs
made,
As II he would kiss the dear girl;
But her head she drew back,
And 1t hit the hst-rsck
With loud sounding thwack
That made her head painfully whirL
NY ownV' be exclaimed, a. he thrsT his strong
arms
Round the form Of the frightened young miss,
"FOr your own darling sake,
Don't repeat that mistake,
But q solemn VOW make
That you'll never again dodge q kiss.
land there is every reason to think that
she made the required VOW, for no further
accidents Of this kind have been reported. ]
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Answers.

C4O-westport, Southport Eastport, Bridge
port. Bellport. LoganspOrt, New buryport, Fair
port, Newport, Williamsport, LOckport, Rock
port.
6l7-DuSt.
6IS-Guiaua, i-guana.
G9-WaterIoo. / Sewer, seer =. Chain,
chin. g. Metal, meal I. steep, step, s. Burns
buns 6 Ruled rued. :. Broad brad. )
Moore more.
GiU.-No-t-e-s.
65l-EduCalOr.
Gi2-HOuse. hose.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-02

No. 661.-DscapitatiOn.

Lost at sea, o lost al sea,
Are many ship last sailor brave,
When loud the winds roar angrily
And no strong hand is near TO save.
Bat if allowed 10 joke Wen say
And pOSers well may understand
Another thing is lost at sea
And never fOund-its sight Of land.
Out on the sea, the boiSterous sea,
Were not inclined Al all to go;
on stable all we'd rather be,
Where hurricans, in summer, blow.
And sweep whole towns at once away
With wide destruction in their course,
Or earthquakes quake in wild dismay
And lands sink down beneath their force.
AsPIRO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-02
A Remedr in Kidney Aneetion.

my kidneys were 50 affected have
been compelled to get up As much as ten
times in one night. / had pains in my side,
hack and left shoulder. and when down
could hardly rise. was unable TO bend
nv body without great pain. l tried Sim
mons Liver Regulator and nay condition
has improved 50 much that hardly ever
feel any Of my old trouble" w. JOHN
SON. Express Agent, Macon, Ga.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-02
No. 6G3.-"presto. Changer"

A warrior brave, with sword in hand,
Was travelling thTO' stranger land:
Where dangers new and scenes untried
BeSct him oft on every side
When there appeared across his track,
A serpent fierce, both long and black;
A frightfIl thing, with fetid smell
Appalling eyes and nose rs well
With all his strength, mighty blow,
The hero cleft in twain his foe.
quick aS the deed, TO his surprise,
The scene was changed before his eyes,
No serpent there, in all that wood,
But ia it, place STRIPPING stood,
And by his side a lady fair
4 lady with attachments rare,
With lovely face and charming mten,
tSce Spencer in his ''Faery Queen'D.
But further now III not pursue
This subject so well known 10 you;
For It's a maxim nOwayS rare,
The brave alone shall win the fair
Still, if this tale should seem contrary,
You'll find il in your dictionary.
NJ. c. WooDFORD
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-02
TO MINNIE.


picture frame Tor yOu 10 I'm.
a pditry setting TOR Your face.
a thing that has no worth until
l0o lend It something Of your grace.
Send unhappy that ! sing
d l.alu by awhile upon the sheln
because l would not send a thing
Less charming than are yourself.
AMI happier than ], alas,
~. Juno Juno thing, envy its delighu
ANll wish you well. The loo..in, glsss
Ana LOOK you in the face tonight,
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II Is guaranteed TO give satisfaction q,
money refunded. Price Is cots mar how
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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No. $50.

"Hcrcs iRSeRsbls rompS" say,
Aud let your betters come this way;
Let them observe me close, and see
Ifthey well deCipher me.
How wonderful are natures ways
How many mysteries meet our gaze,
The thunder-ClOudS that roll on high,
The stars that decks the azure sky
How little do we understand
Ofwhat we see so vast and grand.
The human intelleCt-hOw small
COMPARED with natures wonders all!
Il fails in power, 1t cannot clasp
Such knowledge in its feble grasp.
NELsoNIAN.
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How Not To- ,iet Int

says old Allen Thompson: when !
aul IN the woods never use COMPASS
IN TACT don't ueed any. There are three
sure ways that l have for finding out the
points OF the compass. You will notice
tuat three-Ourths Of the moss on trees
Slows on the north side; the heaviest
Oougns on spruce trees are always on the
SCutu SIDE; aud thirdly, the topmost twio
=, every unluJured hemlOck tree tips to the
T as louJuSt remember these things and
you IL never get lost.
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NJ. G65.-A Square.

l. Love feasts > An alcoholic liquor. 3. The
positive pOl9s of a battery !. A sChOOlmaSter.
}. To irdiCt merited punishment. D. church
festival. q BEES.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-02
No. es4.-A Phonetic Charade.

one summer day while on the lawn,
TlrO plrOie one made dive at me;
If Ia got u rCrerSGi at il,
'ThOuld now be in the river three.
FL EN- DEE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-02

A particle f. spilled into each no-tril and 10
agreeable. Price 10 cents NJ Druggists: By mall,
registered, O. cents ELY BROS, kes York Of
Gee n Greenwich street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-02
CREAM If' BALM cATARRH

Cleansss th o
Head, Allays
In q q m m alton.
Heals the Sores.
Restores tn .
Sense OF Taste,
Smell, Hearing
a quick Relief.
4 positive Cure.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-02
HAY FEVER.

o an inhamed condition Of the lining membrane
Of the nostr1s tear duct and throat. affecting he
unRs. An arrid mucusb -ecreteS, the dtschafxs
Il accompanied with burning sensation. There
are severe SPANS Of sneeziDg, frequent attacks
Of headache watsry and iBhamed eyes. kly's
Cream Balm IL q rsfnssIy that can be dspended
spon 70 relieve nj .nce and cure aus
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-02

u
fetch one in, 20 kept il in the boat
They'll shock you right through the the
net When was hauling in the tinker
seine this morning knowed had shock
fish from the jerking Of my arms The
shocks come night up the wet eording, 20
that sometimes you can't hang on anyhow.
I've seen a man who stuck one with an
iron harpOon, thinking il q skate, knocked
down 20 quick he didn't know what hit
him.
"You remember old Curt, that used 10
do the chores around here ten years ago.
He lived on rum; bed do anything for IT,
Well, Perez Haddon pat mp q big job on
him once. He'd bad the jim-jams, and
he'd sworn of any quantity Of times, bot
always got back again. He was just get
ting over q spree when Perce came along
with a shock Ash. Old Curt had never
seen one before, 20 Perez walks mp and
says: Curt, where can ! get this fish
eleanedp What's II WORTH says Curt.
well, half dollar, reckon, snys Perez.
III draw il myself, says the old nigear.
Go ahead says Perez, and the old
man fetched out his big case knife
and began, two or three Of the boys gath.
ering round. You amt 70 steady a
I've seen you, Curt says Perez, nearly
bursting a-laughing. for a. soon - the old
man touched the fish his arm shot out, q
that the knife few about three loot. III
didn't say anything, but picked the knit,
up and jabbed it into the fish again. You'd
have thought he was making passes like {
slight-of-hand chap; his hands jerked thu
this way and that, and the sweat rollet
down OF his face like rain. At last b
dropped her, and sat right down on tb'
grass and says: Perez, giye me some
thing to steady my nerves; I've got Zen
again Well, old Curt never beard tn
last Of that, and never saw him driDl
afterwards
whats the use Of the sbockss Why,